The 2025 season is going to carry on and it is our hope you will give us the honor of growing your family veggies. The bulk of our season harvest is in September and October. We are planning to grow for the following, and you can choose.
- Tomatoes- They come green with some red best to take these around early Sept
- Kale- Aug through Oct
- Cabbage-Sept -Oct - Colslaw to Sauerkraut
- Beet Leaves -July -Oct
- Beets-Sept -Oct
- Carrotts-Oct Thanks giving run
- Onions-Sept-Dec
- Garlic Scapes - Early July- Great to make pesto or barbeque and pickle
- Garlic-August- Last year we were sold out before the end of August, depending on crop early ordering is recommended.
- Broccoli- Sept
- Raspberries-Frozen 2 cup bags August -October depending on crop
- Rhubarb- June -September
- Cucumbers- Fresh and pickling. Last year was a bit of a disaster. We are planning on putting in early varieties this year so it is our hope that we are able to get them August- Sept
- Dill- July -Sept - Frozen, dried ect makes amazing meals!
- Potatoes- First order first serve this will be the Thanks giving run depending on crop yield.
We ask that you consider all the ways that you can preserve and eat as much in season this year as possible! From pickles to jam, saukrout to frozen kale we can do a lot right here at home!
We also do not know how each season will turn out so yields are dependent on the weather. It is important to sign up for newsletter and communicate well with Mandy. This means read her texts ! Some families come to the farm and do a big harvest pick up, that is something you can do just give Mandy a call!
If you want to give your kids a taste of the work that we do at the farm are some things to consider.
- Picking rocks- End of April Early May
- Planting onions- May
- Weeding rows June-Sept
- Hilling Potatoes- July
- Picking garlic scapes-early July
- Picking Dill- July
- Harvest Garlic -August
- Harvest Tomatoes- September
- Planting Garlic -October
- Digging Potatoes- October
You can eat well all winter long on what we grow in the season.
I am not sure what my labor costs will be just yet but here is the predicted and approximate pricing for 2025.
5lbs bags average $5/lbs
10lb bags avearage $4/lbs
20lbs bags will average $3.5/lbs
30lbs bags will avearage $3.00/lbs
Garlic will likely be $ 10 bulbs for$50 or 25bulbs for$100
Cabbage will likley be between $10 and $15
Pickling Cucumbers will likely be $5/lbs
Deposit options!
Regular Box- $400
Large -$750
Extra Large$1000
YOU ORDER, WE GROW, YOU EAT!